Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Andrew Mycock, Shanti Sumartojo and Ben Wellings 'The centenary to end all centenaries' -- Part I War and Memory in a 'Post-national' Era -- John Hutchinson National Commemoration after the 'Second Thirty Years' War' -- Ben Wellings Lest You Forget: Memory and Australian Nationalism in a Global Era -- Roger Hillman From No Man's Land to Transnational Spaces -- Part II Commemoration and the Politics of National Belonging -- Frank Bongiorno Anzac and the Politics of Inclusion -- Andrew Mycock The Politics of the Great War Centenary in the United Kingdom -- James W. McAuley Divergent Memories -- Laurence van Ypersele The Great War in Belgian Memories: From Unanimity to Divergence -- Part III Mobilizing the Great War -- Mark McKenna Keeping in Step -- Matthew Graves Memorial Diplomacy in Franco-Australian Relations -- Elizabeth Rechniewski Contested Sites of Memory -- Matthew Stibbe Remembering, Commemorating and (Re)fighting the Great War in Germany -- Part IV Locations of Commemoration -- Sarah Christie The Sinking of the Marquette -- Guy Hansen Museums and the Great War: A Curator's Perspective on the History of Anzac -- Christine Cadot Wars Afterwards -- Romain Fathi 'A Piece of Australia in France' -- Shanti Sumartojo Anzac Kinship and National Identity on the Australian Remembrance Trail -- Notes on Contributors -- Index.